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Newspaper

Alliance Herald

Location

Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

7

Alliance Herald Burr Printing Co Owner’s Notice

The Alliance Herald is the official newspaper of Alliance and Mortte County published by The Burr Printing Company George L Burr Jr Edwin M Burr owners. Subscription 2.00 per year in advance outside a 159 mile radius 4.00 per year. The paper criticizes government bureaus for wasteful use of print paper and discusses a bulletin on Beautifying the Farmstead with diagrams for farmstead layout and landscaping.

The Burr Printing Company George L. Burr, Jr Edwin M. Burr Hay

Me Grouch and the Upside of Public Opinion

The excerpt jokes about how voters loudly oppose a candidate then rally behind him after victory. It parallels a Scottish hills town election and a resignation, noting public judgment shifts and the ease of critiquing a defeated leader versus praising a triumphant one.

Prohibition and politics swirl around Watkins rival Harding

The text accuses Aaron Watkins of shifting stances on prohibition and cites votes against wartime bans, Reed amendment support, and anti dry positions. It notes a local officer aiding arrests and reflects on enforcement, funding, and public sentiment amid the prohibition issue.

Aaron Watkins Bretoven Wallop Harding Leust Cox Volhoe Watking Carting Votkina Ian Columia Prohibion Porta Rila Congress Procon Hardwo Ifa Watkins Prohibition Party Dorgak

Prohibition Costs and a Bootleg Run Tracked

Chief of Police Reed discovers a five gallon jug of hooch in a boonie car and pursues bootleggers toward Heiniaford. They are brought to court where Judge Tasi imposes a gate law offense penalty. One man is fined $200 while the other remains unsolved.

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Cryptic Odds and Studies Mark Unclear 1920s Notes

A garbled text fragment hints at attempts to break altitude records and debates over national anthems. Mentions Austria and prophecy, with odd phrases like cont price and autéob de frivocs. Overall, the passage reads as an incoherent summary of disparate topics and does not present a clear event.

Girls wetted Ablance town Lawley price

In Ablance town Lawley a local notice lists 80 cents per turer for a listed service. The fragment provides scarce context with unreadable details and no clear event or outcome.

Lawley

Paris stint ends with two months for ex-douehboy

The best girl asks how he fared in Paris and the ex-douehboy reveals he did not acquit himself, receiving a sentence of two months.

Paris

Fish Cost of Living Declines Reported

A notice reports that fish prices are expected to fall, easing consumer budgets and influencing market trends.

Lincoln woman gains fifteen pounds with Tanlac

Edmund Snyder of 2030 K Street Lincoln Nebraska reports his wife Mia anade a dramatic recovery after starting Tanlac she gained fifteen pounds regained appetite and strength now can perform all housework with ease and reports improved sleep and energy F F Holsten Alliance store Hem ingford Merc Co Hemingford Mallory Grocery Co advertise Tanlac availability and local employment at Alliance Laundry offering 30 cents per hour plus steam and other benefits

Mia Edmund Snyder K. St Lincoln Neb Snyder Taniae Tanlae Tanlac Alliance F. F. Holsten Hemingford Hemingford Merc. Co Hoffland Mallory Grocery Co

Ebony Joe Struggles in Bright Yellow Shoes Scene

A narrative excerpt describes Ebony Joe forcing into tiny yellow shoes amid praise from women and jealousy from men. A man warns the shoes are too small. The text notes political remarks about leadership, rubber stamps, and attire restrictions at colleges.

Ebony Joe Joe

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